Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-19

The export risarings FROM n,s ssaiNatsi s,rs
9meShns larger Than nsisai, sxFfossfins as
coo bushels from three peris 'lhe fsesspsa
mcnfe }5e0m bushels. II wss essiiasssd ins,
the sfsibie supply would shew a d~rfease ~
fully 90 900 buehea s0sn rns iigtscy sas1s
n, bnt thc tone Of dc mark: was ssyngsr
The receipts continue small while tho slhpping
demand was good. especially f5r lovsr giaJca
The market closed a shade aig.ssF NAV yeltfr-
day. Oats ruled i.sgs sinner Ia syiaDeihy
With other CEREALS, but Developed 10 change y
values. Trading Vas sttive 10 rns~ peSx, srf
ths feeling was stronger. The tnsrkgt i-prnsd
ct sif 20 for May. rose to tiAE. ard cl0sed ~
nearly top figures. sfec,llsttiye 5nyif3 vas
good throughout with operasicns oonnntt = y
closely to Nay contracts. Lsrd close ioNig'.,..
per 100 pounds higher and sAorsntn tlose1
To-. per 100 pounds higher.
BALTIMORE
BlIrisoRy, Nd. February is.--co.tcn sssasy
and quiet; middling, skas*c. Flour dgs
and easy ..Howard-strcet and western super
hne, s2.s5ass; DO extra, t3.Jostls5. 81
family, stsstto; city.mliir super, ~ slas ~
extra, S. l0ef3 s.; do Rio brnids, o. 6.sSlN
Pstapsco superlaiive PATENT, SIS DO. fariiit,
sA1h Wheat-Southern steady apc quiet; ~.
S0ae3c. amber, 9ea9ic.S western hrmer si,f
quiet; No. winter red. spot, sGil1 BIZ. tsb-
eiIc.: june pf \ a9s,.c. Corn sosthsrs hiseor
and active. white, Fkaf9.c.; yellow, 4e4s
sSc. ; western easier and actise; mixed. spos,
i65sal5c. February, 4oAsi6Hc; Marvh, bNs
ssSc.; May, f7af7Ac. steamer, f5sibfc Oeis
steady; southern and Pennsyivanis. Sisgr,
Western white. -S1a3ec. westerns tniyet, As1..
Rye steady at h6a5sc. Hay easy AMI duh
prime 10 choice western, tliash ProTisions
firmer and active. Mees-pofk fitasiA Bals.
mcats-shouders and clear-rfb sides. psked,
z and SIC. Bacon--shoulder,7 kas4c.; clear
rib sides. ehc. hams. faaisNc. Ls,i--ks-
nned, sAasc. Butter lower: western ps,ked,
isa23c. creamery. sSassc. Eggs easy ans l1'et
fec lower and dull; RIO casyoes, or'iinsyy 70
fair. fsAa14kc. sugar steady snd auietj
soft, 6a,c.: copper-rsnned quiet 81 I0aiOks
whiakey steady and firm ct u.sSaii.st
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, February ia--Fiour steady sn1
unchanged. Wheat active And ucsetiied, And
closed ,,aAc higher than yosleriayi No. 2rrd,
cash, aa7ss sn, .a .,s.r, hsx AZ, 49,
March, Mar ssse. bid; May, s5,,sSs4e, 0ss VERY
dun and steady; No. 2 m,xei, cash, ~:
steadyat si.is Provisions quiet and essier.
Pork, fi47a Lard. t67oass.75. Bulk-mess--
Boxed lots-ione clsar, t7.s' y short itbs, E.g;
short clear, E.sb. Bacon-loug clear. H.Iss
$50; shor, ribs. s7soas1ss short dear, ~
saisx. Hams, siiatia
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February is-flour qnts$
Corn in fair demand and stronger. No. Q
mixed, 39a3gkc. Oats firm: No 2 mixed. 14c.
Pork neglected but firm NJ t1s.2a Lart ess,er
at ta7h Bulkmeats and bacOn arm and uo-
changed. Whiskey active al sLi& Hogs nln
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, ". C., February ia--Turpsnnse
frm at Sc. Rosin arm; strained, 7sc 500
pobtine firm: hard. 81: yellow.dip and yirsia-
si.S. Corn steady; prime white, &c.; mixsi.
Bic.
LOUISVILLE, February ia-0rain AMI isou-
sions firm and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURRa
NEW YORK.. February is-cotton-Grces.
1889 bales Futures closed quiet and stssdy.
sales. e3,eoa bales; February. sat6atsss;
March, f9i7ass4s; April, t9SsiaT May.
Sa.6iasa.65: June. 9.72sS9.13; July. $50; Av-
gust, fe.s5as9.s8; November. se.S,esp.S.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIyEKrooL, February fs-Soon. --s(sIst vita
out quotable change Ia prices; uplends, 5td
Orleans, SD. sales, 1000 bales; for specula-
ton and export, 1000 bales. Receipts, ii,30
bales; all American. Futures quiet; February
and March, 8 7-6id. March and April, 100;
April and May, s-6id.; May and juno,
i06id. juno and July, is-otd. July and
August it6id.; August and sep,smoss;
docket Sales OF the week, 900 bales; Ameri-
can. a, 900 bales; Spectators took 100 bales,
exporters took 2,9O0 bales; actual exports, f.1s
bales; imports, $1,000. American 1900; stocs:
$4,000; American, 12J,0O0 bales; ailoai, SAou
bales; American, 10000 bales Wheat steady
and In good demand; holders offsr sparinsIy;
California No. I, 7s. TJ.aT. ei; red restarn
spring, Is. 4d.a7. "a. Corn firm and dslhsnn
fair; new mixed western, n. 5kd. Tufpsn-
tise-Spiris. EOS Sd.
| r. E--Saies OF American, s,eon bales fes-
| ruery. 8 It'd, buyer; February aud March
! b t-64d., buyer; March and April, sxd.,
1 seller: April and May 5 9-6id., buyer; NAY
and June. ii-64d., seller; June and s,n!'
ls6id-, seller; July and August, b iss.I''
| seller; August and September D i1esa,'
4 buyer; September and October, H-Sso
/ seller, Futures steady,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Ineported for the Dispaichl
FEBRUARY ls-Market quiet Primo, ~ AKA:
fancy. 40. ; common, 1ka3c. shellsd, Ssle.
factory hand picked. ta5c. The factories kesp
| busy filling orders from tho North and West,
| and are each working u full force OF hands.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch
FEBRUARY is.-Market quiet, with light rs-
| ceipts but free sales. Prime, 3Ac. extra prime,
&c. fancy, &c; Spanish, oa5kc. with vory
light stock